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Looking to get clear on the best AI happenings in London this month?
Here’s our pick. We like the ones that are a bit more creative, or human.
Hopefully you agree.
Thursday, October 22, London
Zero Click London explores how AI is changing the way people discover brands online. Bringing together marketers, search specialists and AI experts, the event focuses on GEO, AEO and visibility in AI-generated answers, helping businesses understand how to stay discoverable when customers increasingly get answers without clicking through to websites.
On now, until October 18, V&A South Kensington, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 2RL
Nina Davies’ Image Syncers explores the strange feedback loop between humans and AI. Using dance, performance and digital culture, the work looks at how people increasingly imitate the movements and aesthetics generated by machines, raising questions about identity, originality and what happens when AI starts influencing how we behave.
October 6, Waterloo Station, London, SE1 7ND
AI Work Walks London brings AI and transformation professionals together for an informal walking discussion through the city. October’s session explores why promising AI pilots often fail to become everyday business tools, looking at adoption, leadership, workflows and organisational barriers that can prevent AI projects delivering lasting value.
October 13, 1 Old Billingsgate Walk (Riverside), 16 Lower Thames St, London EC3R 6DX
Semrush Spotlight brings together marketers, search specialists and digital leaders to explore how AI is reshaping online discovery. With speakers from major technology and marketing brands, the event covers search, content, social, AI visibility and zero-click behaviour, helping businesses understand how to stay discoverable as customer journeys rapidly change.
October 15–18, Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road, London, SW3 4RY
FOCUS Art Fair returns to Saatchi Gallery with contemporary art from across Asia and the Asian diaspora. This year’s theme, Cultural Dialogue, spans traditional craft, digital work and AI-enabled creativity, exploring how artists are combining new technologies with cultural identity, experimentation and human expression.